Soeur Louise de la miserecorde
Themes of death, desire and nature
Four Cinqtains
2 rhyming couplets
Also symbolic of how she never had kids
Nora's fear of dissapointing Torvald
No thank you John
John is any man
Female rejection
Nora and Dr. Rank/ Nora and Torvald
Feminist themes
Goblin Market
Sisterhood- Nora and Mrs Linde
Men and their corruption
Curiosity and freedom - Nora leaving her family
Challenges the fallen women archetype
Maude Clare
1 rhyming couplet per stanza - One woman can have Thomas
Loss of purity represented by lillies and fallen leaves
Nora and the sacrifice of male relationships
Winter my secret
Setset
Stanza 1: 3 rhyming couplets- secret impenetrable
Last stanza, uneven rhyming. Makes it playful
Nora and her secret
Remember
Example of true love, loss and memory
Juxtaposes Nora and her farce of a relationship with Torvald
Repetition of remember serves as a symbol of a fading memory
From the Antique
The burden of women/ a need to escape
Mirrors Noras life
Broad commentary on the societal expectations of women
Echo
Opposes Ibsens realism
Focuses on the longing/ desire to have love+ connection
Similar to Nora and her longing for a perfect relationship
A Birthday
Themes of freedom and joy (Birds)
Celebration of love and nature, expressing the joy and beauty of being in love.
Opposes Ibsen with it’s imagery of nature
In the Round Tower at Jhansi
Love and death/ sacrifice are intertwined
Rosseetti setting aside religious beliefs for the strength of love
Juxtaposes Torvalds reaction+ his so called love